Adiabatic air humidifier has low energy consumption

01 September, 2007

HygroMatik’s HDS adiabatic cold-water humidification system can vaporise large quantities of water for very low energy consumption — at the same time as providing a free-cooling effect. This humidifier uses hygienic demineralised water with stainless-steel nozzles operating at 70 bar to atomise the water into fine droplets that are quickly and easily evaporated and absorbed in a distance of 900 mm. The HDS system is certified by the Institute for Air Hygiene in accordance with the European DIN EN 13779 standard. It is designed to function without chemical or biological disinfectants.

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